What can you do with ash trees?
Dispose of your tree at a local wood disposal site. Many communities have publicly or privately run wood collec- tion yards available. Wood dropped at these yards is generally recycled into mulch, fuel or firewood; in some cases, it is even milled into lumber.
Are ash trees good for anything?
Ash is used for furniture, flooring, doors, cabinetry, architectural moulding and millwork, tool handles, baseball bats, hockey sticks, oars, turnings, and is also sliced for veneer. It is a popular species for food containers due to the wood having no taste.
Are ash trees beneficial?
Ash trees provide vital support for wildlife.
Ash trees provide food and shelter to many species of insects, amphibians, mammals, and birds. Several animal species feed on ash seeds, like squirrels, mice, and turkeys.Dec 1, 2020
What can I do with an infested ash tree?
Dispose of your tree at a local wood disposal site. Many communities have publicly or privately run wood collec- tion yards available. Wood dropped at these yards is generally recycled into mulch, fuel or firewood; in some cases, it is even milled into lumber.
When should I cut down an infected ash tree?
Once infected, the ash tree will die within two- to four years. Especially if your tree is in an inhabited area, it's important to take it down before it becomes dangerous, not only to any neighbors nearby, but also to the tree experts who have to climb up to remove it.Apr 7, 2020
How do I get rid of ash tree bugs?
Homeowners can protect ash trees against EAB with the systemic insecticide imidacloprid, applied to the soil at the base of the tree. It is most effective when applied in spring but can also be applied in fall. It is less effective on trees over 50 inches in circumference. Follow label instructions carefully.
Can an infested tree be saved?
Diseased or Infested Trees
If your trees are infested with pests or suffering from fungi, we can remove the dead wood and prune accordingly, then treat your trees with the proper insecticide, anti-fungal, soil and trunk nutrients, and often save them.